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Are there any relatively cheap waterproofs (less than £60) that actually keep the rain out? It may say its waterproof on the label but I have bought many waterproof jackets and trousers over the years but most have a very short life as they simply don't keep the rain out. The only thing that I have found that keeps me dry in the rain is my completely unbreathable PVC anorak.

 Have you found anything that does the job?

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Richard, if it's any use, webtogs are currently selling Montane Atomic DT trousers for 55 quid - http://www.webtogs.co.uk/Montane_Atomic_DT_Pants_111.html 

I've not tried them, but hope to order a pair next week.

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It depends what you mean by budget, Craghhopper Pakka Sport Jacket £50 or less online, Pakka overtrousers £30 or less online. I've got Regatta exert overtrousers impulse bought in a sale and they have been surprisingly good.
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Navy Gore-Tex jacket for £30. Not tried it myself. Have an army gore tex one, not exactly a tailored fit and the hood is big enough to hide an elephant, but it keeps me dry. Lives in the car boot now that I have gone up market, but if its cheap you are after.
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Berghaus Aquafoil works very well. Unfortunately you would have to fork out 35 for trousers and 40 to 50 quid, for a jacket but you might find a good deal on ebay or in a sale. I've had a pair of RG1 overtrousers for nearly 10 years and have never needed anything better.
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i bought an AB-Tex 5000 Army waterproofs same as goretex. off ebay £35.00

Use it every weekend.....

fantastic bargain    (never get wet, only moist....lol)

whats £30 for a set...

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Regatta waterproofs are always worth a look at,big range of models at a reasonable price,also Keela and Outdoor Scene are reasonable at the price.I suppose a lot depends on what sort of walking you are doing.
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I have seen some cheap (around £30) Lowe Alpine Triple Point jackets at www.addictionsports.co.uk

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